Send In The Marines? Rethink Major Interventions Abroad, Especially On The Ground And In The Middle East

America’s intervention record has not been a happy one. It worked only twice: in Germany and Japan. But the conditions are not replicable: total...

Rethinking Major Interventions Abroad

Any major intervention abroad, if it is to achieve a lasting political settlement, will almost inevitably involve the commitment of ground forces....

Syrian Tragedy, Turkish Error, American Failing

Syria is the humanitarian catastrophe of the century. The Bashar al-Assad regime has been engaging in systematic attacks on its own population, not...

The Vacuum In U.S. Syria Policy–And How To Fill It

More than a year and a half into their tenure, the Biden administration studiously avoids having a Syria policy.

Despite Spending $1.1 Billion, San Francisco Sees Its Homelessness Problems Spiral Out Of Control

San Francisco is slightly smaller than Jacksonville, Florida. Yet San Francisco’s homelessness budget—$1.1 billion in fiscal year 2021–22—is...

India And The United States: Expanding Indo-Pacific Cooperation To The Middle East

During the Obama administration, the United States began deprioritizing the Middle East, turning its attention increasingly to the Indo-Pacific and...

The Erosion of Border Control and Its Threat to National Sovereignty

The disaster unfolding on America’s southern border since 2020 is both a humanitarian tragedy and a threat to our national security. Hundreds of...

Borders and National Security

Borders and National Security

The Swirling Private-School Universe

What It Will Take To Supply Ukraine For The Long Haul

How Unpredictable Schedules Widen The Gender Pay Gap